The sad fact is that car manufacturers don't care about the used value of their products.
According to the sales numbers, people liked the Bronco more when it became a full-size SUV. Even though, the original Bronco looks the best, it wasn't very popular back in the day.
The current...
I'm sure we could have a long conversation about aesthetic-functional harmony in design. I've been working as a graphic designer for almost 20 years now.
The reality is that oftentimes really great concepts don't reach the production stage for multiple reasons such as time or budget constraints, technological limitations, or sometimes it's just a personal opinion of one of the main stakeholders.
For instance, both the Toyota FJ Cruiser and...
Yesterday I came across an old web article about the design ideation process for the 6th gen Bronco. Frankly, I didn't find it very interesting or informative, but it contained an image of the Bronco prototype that I hadn't seen before. The picture shows a 2 in 1 clay model from the early design...
Yeah, I've seen a video on that topic. I'm actually thinking about swapping out the front stabilizer bar for the Badlands e-disconnect unit sometime in the future.
The parts and shipping cost me $350. I couldn't find prices lower than what Ruxer Ford offered.
I understand that the rear sway bar will slightly compromise the rear suspension travel, but I don't use my Bronco as a hardcore off-roader. It runs 95% of its miles on the paved roads, and I would...
I decided to try a rear sway bar – want to see how it affects the handling of my 2 door. I ordered the parts yesterday. Thanks to @RagnarKon for having listed the part numbers!
I can't find the torque specs on the forum. I would greatly appreciate it if @RagnarKon, @Ducati1098, or somebody...
I would consult a Ford dealer first. They can identify the vehicle by comparing the VIN from the ECU and other modules to the VIN that is engraved on the body and frame.
The VIN on the frame is located on the passenger side. It's not easy to see it – you're going to need a flashlight and an...
It's been almost 4 months since I installed the TOR rock sliders on my 2 door, and here are my thoughts about them.
I love how they look, the built quality, and how beefy they are. There are some things that I think @Turn Offroad might improve though. One of them is the coating – it scratches...